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McLaren Health Care is notifying nearly 2.2 million people of a data breach that occurred between late July and August this year, exposing sensitive personal information.McLaren says it currently holds no evidence that cybercriminals abused the exposed data but urges impacted individuals to be cautious with unsolicited communications and keep a close eye on their bank account activity.
"We did not pay a ransom and we are aware that data connected to the cyber incident has been published." - TransForm. Bluewater Health: Data on 5.6 million patient visits corresponding to 267,000 unique patients.
The Marina Bay Sands (MBS) luxury resort and casino in Singapore has disclosed a data breach that impacts personal data of 665,000 customers. [...]
Identity and authentication management provider Okta on Friday disclosed that the recent support case management system breach affected 134 of its 18,400 customers. It further noted that the...
Okta is warning nearly 5,000 current and former employees that their personal information was exposed after a third-party vendor was breached. The data breach notification warns of a security incident that impacted Rightway Healthcare, which provides healthcare coverage for Okta employees and their families.
Okta is warning nearly 5,000 current and former employees that their personal information was exposed after a third-party vendor was breached. The data breach notification warns of a security incident that impacted Rightway Healthcare, which provides healthcare coverage for Okta employees and their families.
French professional basketball team LDLC ASVEL has confirmed that data was stolen after the NoEscape ransomware gang claimed to have attacked the club. "Alerted on October 12 through the press and having immediately contacted companies specializing in the field of cybersecurity, LDLC ASVEL is unfortunately today able to confirm that it has indeed been the victim of a violation of its computer system, with data exfiltration," reads a press statement from ASVEL. The threat actors claimed to have stolen 32 GB of data, including the personal data of players, passports and ID cards, and many documents relating to finance, taxation, and legal matters.
The City of Philadelphia is investigating a data breach after attackers "May have gained access" to City email accounts containing personal and protected health information five months ago, in May. While officials discovered the incident on May 24 following suspicious activity in the City's email environment, the investigation found that the threat actors may have accessed emails in the compromised email accounts for at least two months after the City became aware of the incident. "However, to date, the investigation determined that between May 26, 2023 and July 28, 2023, an unauthorized actor may have gained access to certain City email accounts and certain information contained therein," the breach notice says.
Japanese electronics manufacturer Casio disclosed a data breach impacting customers from 149 countries after hackers gained to the servers of its ClassPad education platform. Casio detected the incident on Wednesday, October 11, following the failure of a ClassPad database within the company's development environment.
On October 1, word of a data breach spread after a post on a hacking forum claimed to be selling 3 million lines of customer information as well as D-View source code for a one-time $500 fee. D-Link's public disclosure confirmed it became aware of the incident on October 2 and with the help of investigators called in from Trend Micro, the company determined the actual number of stolen records to be around the 700 mark - substantially off the previously advertised total.